Chemical Dependency Associate
Camden County College
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DescriptionAbout this Learning Opportunity
This course establishes foundation competency and education for those who are interested in working as a Chemical Dependency Associate or who are looking to continue towards obtaining their CADC or LCADC. The CDA requires 54 of the 270 education hours needed for the LCADC or CADC. This course focuses on the following areas of development: initial interview process, biopsychosocial assessment, introduction to counseling, documentation, addiction recovery, ethical standards and legal aspects. Students who successfully complete this course will fulfill the curricular requirements for state certification as a Chemical Dependency Associate. Upon completion of this program, students must complete 1,500 hours of field experience and 25 hours of supervised experience. Placement assistance will be provided but is not guaranteed. Students will receive up to 5.4 CEU upon completion. Certification exam is NOT included.
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CostDetailed cost breakdown of the Learning Opportunity
| Total Cost | $675 |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $675 |
| Fees | $0 |
| Books & Materials | $0 |
| Supplies & Tools | $0 |
| Other | $0 |
Location and Contact DetailsGeographic and contact information for this Learning Opportunity
Camden County College
200 College Drive
Continuing Education
Blackwood, NJ 08012
Kaina Hanna
Associate Dean
(856) 374-4955
Instructional ProgramsType of material covered by the Learning Opportunity
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Support ServicesSupport services provided for the Learning Opportunity
Offerings subject to change – contact the provider to verify these services are still available
How to get fundingYou may be eligible for funding for certain training opportunities
New Jersey residents who meet eligibility criteria can receive funding to train for the following in-demand occupations: In-Demand Occupations List For more details about tuition assistance and to apply, visit the
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Tuition AssistanceDescriptionAbout this Learning Opportunity
This course establishes foundation competency and education for those who are interested in working as a Chemical Dependency Associate or who are looking to continue towards obtaining their CADC or LCADC. The CDA requires 54 of the 270 education hours needed for the LCADC or CADC. This course focuses on the following areas of development: initial interview process, biopsychosocial assessment, introduction to counseling, documentation, addiction recovery, ethical standards and legal aspects. Students who successfully complete this course will fulfill the curricular requirements for state certification as a Chemical Dependency Associate. Upon completion of this program, students must complete 1,500 hours of field experience and 25 hours of supervised experience. Placement assistance will be provided but is not guaranteed. Students will receive up to 5.4 CEU upon completion. Certification exam is NOT included.
Quick FactsDetails about this Learning Opportunity
Instructional ProgramsType of material covered by the Learning Opportunity
Associated Occupations and IndustriesExplore the occupations below to learn more
How to get fundingYou may be eligible for funding for certain training opportunities
New Jersey residents who meet eligibility criteria can receive funding to train for the following in-demand occupations: In-Demand Occupations List For more details about tuition assistance and to apply, visit the
One Stop Career Centersor learn more about
Tuition AssistanceCostDetailed cost breakdown of the Learning Opportunity
| Total Cost | $675 |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $675 |
| Fees | $0 |
| Books & Materials | $0 |
| Supplies & Tools | $0 |
| Other | $0 |
Location and Contact DetailsGeographic and contact information for this Learning Opportunity
Camden County College
200 College Drive
Continuing Education
Blackwood, NJ 08012
Kaina Hanna
Associate Dean
(856) 374-4955
Support ServicesSupport services provided for the Learning Opportunity
Offerings subject to change – contact the provider to verify these services are still available